Sentence examples for lingering winter from inspiring English sources

Local news reports from Wisconsin to Rhode Island declared that tree allergy season was "delayed" or "stalled" by the lingering winter.

The tako wasabi clears any lingering winter head cold with its delicately crunchy pieces of raw octopus treated with the concussive condiment.

It's warm enough to combat any lingering winter breeze (or when the time comes, office air-conditioning) while its delicate floral print clearly reads Spring '08.

There was fresh-cut firewood stacked up to fend off the lingering winter; there were self-organized encampments, complete with night patrols, stoves, and tents; there were soup kitchens open to anyone who was hungry.

John Tyson, the company's chairman, said in a statement that lingering winter weather combined with continuing low prices for breast meat made the quarter one of the most difficult in Tyson's history.

Nor did the lack of the usual stunning fields of flowers around the northern city, the region's most famous springtime feature, stop the legions of picnickers from laying their carpets on the green fields and mountainsides, although they dressed warmly against the chill of a lingering winter.

In the lingering 2002 Winter Games bribery scandal, a federal judge acquitted the two leaders of Salt Lake City's bid, Thomas K. Welch and David R. Johnson.

The dark winter morning, lingering summer dusk.

Between the nearly incessant raindrops of a lingering spring, the Yankees have found their own little piece of winter: the Red Sox are wiping them out.

I still love those long, lingering summer evenings".

Hubert Trimbach's simple, lemony, lingering 2001 is a brasserie favorite, especially with a starter of oysters.